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Soddy-Daisy Volleyball Takes Wins Over Cleveland Teams
The Cleveland volleyball team fell to Soddy-Daisy 25-11, 25-14 Tuesday night while the freshman team fell 25-15, 21-25, 15-4.
"My freshmen and JV teams are improving so much day to day." said Cleveland coach Patricia Flowers. "We have been working hard in practice on passing and serve receive. It is showing when they play because they are passing up some great balls. They are struggling with the same thing varsity is struggling with right now, and that is hitting the ball down."
Cleveland Junior Varsity Stats:
Brooke Miller: 5 digs, 6 service receptions
Amber Botts: 3 digs, 4 kills
Jacora Parker: 3 digs, 2 service receptions
Zanna Thompson: 2 digs, 5 service receptions
Courtney Whitlock: 5 digs, 5 service receptions
Emma Claudio: 2 digs, 3 kills
Abi Dye: 1 service reception
Anna McFarland: 6 digs, 5 service receptions
Jessica Murray: 1 kill, 2 assists
Maggie Thompson: 1 kill
Eryn Walker: 3 digs, 8 assists
Cleveland Freshmen Stats:
Abi Dye: 7 digs, 7 service receptions
Emma Claudio: 2 digs, 6 service receptions, 4 kills, 1 ace
Jasmine Martin: 1 dig, 1 service reception
Anna McFarland: 10 digs, 9 service receptions, 1 ace
Jessica Murray: 10 digs, 11 service receptions, 7 kills, 1 ace, 1 assist
Katherine Plate: 1 dig
Deja Thompson: 2 service receptions, 1 kill
Maggie Thompson: 1 dig, 1 service reception, 1 ace, 1 assist
Eryn Walker: 7 digs, 2 service receptions, 2 kills, 8 assists
Signal Mountain Eagles Football Win Big over East Hamilton
After the Varsity team’s 49-0 defeat of East Hamilton on Friday night, the Junior Varsity team followed with another impressive victory. Led by freshman quarterback Reese Phillips, the Eagles soared to a 36-7 win.
In the first quarter, Reese Phillips scored on a ten yard keeper into the end zone. Phillips had several carries for a large amount of yardage along with many precise passes to his receivers. David Anderson proved himself to be the defensive player of the game with tight coverage and many hard hits.
In the second quarter of play, Adam Pruett showed his defensive dominance by pressuring the quarterback to throw the ball away in the end zone, resulting in a safety that put the Eagles up 9-0. Adam also had a few other key tackles in the backfield that helped shut down the Hurricane offense. Later that quarter, sophomore running back Caden Thomas sprinted for a touchdown on one of his many highlight runs to bring the Eagles’ lead up to 16-0. At halftime, Signal Mountain kept the shutout going.
With the only score of the third quarter, the tenacious fullback Taylor Harvey powered his way into the end zone, propelling the Eagles to 22-0. The Hurricanes scored their only touchdown from the three yard line on a quarterback keeper by Scott Paone. Trent Knox spun his way through the line and down the field for 47 yards with help from his offensive line. Knox was also a standout defensively with several tackles. With a few minutes left in the game, freshman Ben Philyaw found his way around the corner and past all of the East Hamilton defenders for a touchdown that secured the 36-7 victory.
Other defensive standouts for the Junior Varsity team were Logan Stephens, who clogged up the line, Skyler Baker, who brought down several Hurricane players, and Dane Dewet, who not only kicked the whole game, but also made a key tackle on a kickoff. Some offensive players that benefited the victory were Sam Hausler, a wide out with many great catches and the entire offensive line, led by John Evans at center.